Giving children a “brochure” to write in is much more "inviting" than a blank sheet of paper.
Directions: Fold a sheet of paper into thirds to create a brochure.
*Or try this easy version: roll paper into a burrito/circle and “smush” flat.
Brochure / Step Books - https://bit.ly/
Narrated version: https://bit.ly/drJBrochureNar
Use for:
story elements (title, favorite character, beginning, middle, end)
consonants or vowels (capital, lower case, pictures; long a, short a, aw sound)
all about me
assessment
field trip, vacation, place they’d like to visit
unit or theme (K-W-L)
sorting (pictures, letters, words, syllables)
fact families
biography (facts, accomplishments)
letters with lines, curves, lines and curves
inflicted endings
drawing a body
consonants or vowels (capital, lower case, pictures; long a, short a, aw sound)
all about me
assessment
field trip, vacation, place they’d like to visit
unit or theme (K-W-L)
sorting (pictures, letters, words, syllables)
fact families
biography (facts, accomplishments)
letters with lines, curves, lines and curves
inflicted endings
drawing a body
